Kelvyn Park High School - Kelvynian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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BOYS' ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Mr. Robert DeWyze, Mr. Phillip Brown- stein, Mr. Edward I. Nelson, Mr. Louis Weintraub. FACULTY GIRLS' ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Miss Lillian E. Ekstrom, Miss Mary E. Stone. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Seated: Mrs. Marguerite Everett, Mrs. Joyce Wilhelm. Standing: Mrs. Lucille B. Icrutz, Miss Icme K. Nemec.

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F A C U L T Y TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Ferdinand Heimberger. Mr. Arthur Iser, Mr. Samuel Gogol, Mr. Andrew McLaren. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Martin P. Kenny, Mrs. Loretta Kuklin, Mr. Reynolds Hungerford, Mr. Iesse E. Shidler, Mrs. Elida L. Murphy, Miss Bere- nice M. Paul. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Seated: Miss Mary Gillan, Miss Gertrude A. Ahern. Standing: Miss Mary M. Corbett. OFFICE STAFF Seated: Mrs. Grace Broadhead. Standing: Miss Helen M. Zaloha, Miss Myrtle Rahn

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MEMBERS Seated: Mrs. A. Karnuth, Pres.. Mrs. C. Bein Mrs. E. Charles Swanson. II Row: Mrs. C. Dier, Sec'y., Mrs. L. Ritter, Treas.. Mrs. S. Yates, Mrs. C. Rees, Mrs. I. OFFICERS Thomsen. MTS- A- Roth- Seated: Mrs. W. L. Ewert, lst Vice Pres., Mrs. Arthur Karnuth, Pres., III Row: Mrs. U. Hubbard, Mrs. A. Kleinschmidt, Mrs. C. H. Rees, 2nd Vice Pres. Mrs' I' Goslin' Mrs' H' Shoff' Standing: Mrs. H. D. Wilson, Auditor, Mrs. Charles Dier. Sec'y, Mrs. IV Row: Mrs. E. Mullard, Mrs. W. Meech, Mrs. Lawrence Ritter, Treas. E. Andersen. Mrs. T. Dratwa. Standing: Mrs. P. Olsen, Mrs, C. Hageman, Mrs. L. Semerau, Mrs. M. Sandmeyer Ir., Mrs. R. Lanney, Mrs. W. Ewert, Mrs. T. Herrington, Mrs. H. Wilsen, Mrs. H. Fleischer, Mrs. G. Ronvik, Mrs. L. Heck, Mrs. R. Golchert. The Kelvyn Park Parent-Teacher Association was organized in 1925 with the general obiec- tives of the National and State Congresses: To promote the Welfare of children and youth in the home, school, church and commu- nity. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation, the home and the school, that parents and teachers may co-operate intelligently in the training oi the child. To develop between educator and general public such united eiiorts as will secure THEME ggogefker 'UM Zzzifclv for every child the highest advantages in physical, mental, social and spiritual education. Apple Taiiy Sales held once each month in the school and a Christmas Sale were the largest Ways and means projects this year. The proceeds were used to iuliill the final payments due on the robes for the Girls' Chorus. National Education Week and a luncheon were sponsored by the P.T.A. in cooperation with the school, at which time many churches, Women's Clubs, and Legion Auxiliaries in the community were invited, thus bringing the home, school, church and community into a closer relationship.